I think an A-Z style map might work on an ereader such as a Kindle, but we've generally got used to electronic maps that scroll infinitely and have lots of detail.simonineaston wrote: London A-Z, the point being it was, back then, black & white. It worked fine.
An eInk map in the manner you describe would ideally have linked pages at each edge of the screen and only the essential detail in pure black&white rather than greyscale.
It could work, and I'm surprised if such a map doesn't exist on some platform or another.
(Kindles are not the only eInk devices)